TABLE VII. REAL PROPERTY
1. [Ownership] within usucapio).[31]
2. The way round [each outer wall of a building] shall be two and one-half feet.
3. If they (the parties) disagree, boundaries shall be marked by three arbitrators (arbiter).[32]
4. [Regulations relating to] inclosures, inherited plots, cottages.[33]
5. The width of a road [extends to] eight feet on a straight [stretch], [but it extends to] sixteen [feet] on a bend.
6. [Neighboring] persons shall mend the roadway. If they keep it not laid with stones, one shall drive [one's] beast vehicles [across the land] where one shall wish.
7. If rain-water do damage [through artificial diversion from its natural channels, the offending owner] shall be restrained by an arbitrator (arbiter).
8. If a water-course directed through a public place shall do damage to a private person, to the [same] private person shall be [the right to bring] an action (actio), that damage shall be repaired for the owner.
9. Branches of a tree may be lopped all around to a height of fifteen feet.[34] If a tree on a neighbor's farm [be bent crooked] by the wind [and] lean over one's farm, [one can take] legal action (agere) for removal of that [tree or at least of the offending part of it].
10. [The owner of a tree] may gather its fruit which falls upon another's farm.